Muckle – the Community

‘Mony a Mickle Maks a Muckle’

ArchaicorScottish & Northern English proverb – ‘Many Small Amounts Accumulate to Make a Large Amount’

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Since April 2014 DIY Investor Magazine has delivered timely market and product information to more than three quarters of a million experienced investors via its relationship with a wide range of retail stockbrokers.
DIY Investor now reaches out to the ever growing number either denied advice or unwilling to pay for it post RDR, and those that want to feel in control of their finances.

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It is for those that are looking to improve their understanding of investments and to build a long term strategy that allows them to achieve their financial objectives whilst remaining comfortable with the level of risk that their money is exposed to.

DIY Investor has this ancient proverb as its founding principle – many small things combined over a long period of time create a larger thing; savings and investments 101.

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It is predicted that in his forthcoming budget George Osborne will either abolish higher and highest tax relief on pension contributions, replace the current system with a flat rate of tax relief or create a Pensions ISA, thereby wiping out the 25% tax free lump sum.
Is that a legitimate attack on the privileged, or will the net result be that fewer people save for their retirement?